As part of the event series local actions for a SHARED GREEN DEAL, ICLEI Europe is hosting an upcoming session to share and discuss the experiences and results to date in co-creating and co-designing urban mobility solutions with future generations. In this session, experts from TU Wien, Metropolitan Research Institute, ICLEI Europe, and practitioners from local communities across Europe will present the experiences of creating ‘Urban Mobility Labs’ in schools to accelerate the shift to sustainable and smart school mobility.
The insights are stemming from Shared Green Deal local experiments developed in four European cities - ICLEI Member Braga (Portugal) as well as Galway (Ireland), Sofia (Bulgaria) and Panevezys (Lithuania) - with primary and secondary school children, their teachers and parents.
The aim of this event is also to discuss processes and inspiring new practices to engage/involve children and thereby foster the representation of young people in policy making for a safer, more active and sustainable way to school.
Join SHARED GREEN DEAL in this discussion! The next generations can play a significant role bringing forward sustainable changes.
Register now to join the session on 25 March, from 11.00-12.30 CET.
Agenda:
- Introduction – Reggie Tricker, ICLEI Europe
- Background on the Sustainable Mobility Stream –Lucas Barning, TU Wien
- Pitches on three local experiments –Eliane Nemoto, ICLEI Europe
- Deep dive in one city/experiment (Panevezys, Lithuania) – Lina Gelažienė, ECAT (local partner)
- Q&A – all
- Discussing good practices and main outcomes from all the experiments and the role of the youth, how can bottom-up efforts lead to real changes? – Iván Tosics, MRI
- Discussion time – all